Baseball season opens with big crowds and strong games
The 1910 baseball season formally opened Thursday in the major leagues amid large crowds and competitive play. In the National League games, St Louis beat Pittsburgh 1 to 0, Chicago tied Cincinnati 1 to 1, Philadelphia tied Brooklyn 2 to 3, and Boston beat New York 3 to 2 in 11 innings. In the American League, Washington defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0, Chicago beat St Louis 0 to 0, Detroit won over Cleveland 7 to 0 after 10 innings, and New York and Boston played to a 4 to 4 tie in 14 innings.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Call of the Blood Promotes Dr King’s Life Pills
Ad copy touts purification through Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to improve liver trouble signs and skin health. Promotes 25 cent price at J F Raley & Co. Also notes Chapco chicken feed and contact phones.
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Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Duties of the 1910 Census Enumerators
The article urges prompt accurate cooperation in the April 15 census with an emphasis on confidentiality. Enumerators, wearing United States Census 1910 badges, will visit homes within two weeks in cities and thirty days elsewhere to count residents.
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United States
Census Guidelines For Household Enumeration In 1910
Instructions to enumerators and households on April 15 1910 census day detailing how to record head of family ages nativity language occupation and living arrangements. It covers sex roles marital status farm work and how to handle special cases plus district listings for Denton County enumerators.
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United States
Sam
Washington
Denton County
Electric Bitters Restore Health After Grip
The Demon of the Air is the germ of La Grippe and its after effects include weakness nervousness and digestive issues. Electric Bitters are advertised as a tonic blood purifier and regulator for Stomach Liver and Kidneys, claimed to strengthen nerves build up the system and restore health after grip. Sold by J. F. Raley & Co for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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J. F. Raley & Co
Market Quote Summary from Denton and Ports
In Denton April 15 Liverpool futures for May to June trade around 7.40 with 60 percent, July August at 7.45. New York futures show May 14.75 to 14.88 with sales 1 800. New Orleans spots hold at 149 16 with 260 sales. Galveston spots at 144 percent with 315 sales. Eggs steady at 14 cents cash and 15 cents trade.
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York
Maees
New Orleans
Galveston
La France Oxfords for Women By Jno A Hann & Co
Madras era boots and dress shoes offered by Jno A Hann & Co feature La France Oxfords for women in all styles leathers and toes. Pumps and Oxfords priced three to five dollars throughout.
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la France
Philadelphia car strike settles without disclosed terms
The Philadelphia car strike has been settled though the terms are not released. Rumors of withdrawal from the gubernatorial race are denied by friends of Davidson and Poindexter. Mississippi Senate narrowly rejects expulsion of Senator Bilbo by one vote short of two-thirds.
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Philadelphia
Davidson
Poindexter
Mississipi Senate
Bilbo
Percy
Tennessee
Duncan Cooper
Patterson
Cooper
Supreme Court
Denton South Side 42 Club Hosts Picnic and Play
Mrs Emory Curt entertained the South Side 42 club Thursday afternoon. Mrs George Cobb won the guest prize a beautiful hot pin. In a cut with Miss Hoskins Maud Zumwalt won the club prize a pin. Strawberry tea was served to members and guests Mesdames George Cobb Freeman Paschall and Chas Skiles.
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South Side “42
Emory Curt
South Side 42
George Cobb
Northern weather prevails with cold two day chill
A northern air mass dominated Friday with very cold conditions continuing into Friday night and Saturday. Showers occurred in the afternoon as temperatures fell about 30 degrees from earlier readings, with the 2 PM mercury near 62.
Reverend Montgomery to Fill Pulpit in Absent Pastor's Place
Rev J F Montgomery of Stephen ville will occupy the pulpit at the First Christian church Sunday during Elder A D Rogers absence. Rogers leaves tomorrow for Stephenville to conduct a large meeting for Montgomery.
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J. F. Montgomery
Stephenville
First Christian Church
A. D. Rogers
Rev. Montgomery
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A. D. ‘Turner
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Call
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Lester & Brownlow
J. W. Skiles
Walter Yeagley
New Phone
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McQuigg
Bas
Lee Murphy
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